Not just pages for people — also an interface machines can read. Exploring what a personal site can be in the agent era.
A V2EX post cites Meng Yan: if everyone can vibe-code an app, selling apps gets harder. 36 replies mostly disagree—people can cook; restaurants still exist. Same ruler as “software isn’t valuable”: the shell below the kill line depreciates, not the whole business of selling.
A viral DoorDash thread says AI food-ordering agents add complexity to an already-easy app. China’s Qwen-style spend proves you can buy first tries—not daily habit after subsidies end.
After Anthropic barred Claude from recreating existing games, Reddit’s top takes weren’t about compliance—they were about whose IP earns a system-prompt.
A 100-reply V2EX thread agrees with Zeiss: neutral dish soap is the recommended wash. Scratches usually come from dry-wiping dust, not detergent.
A Chinese parent asked on V2EX whether kids should still grind English now that AI can translate anything. Almost nobody said “quit because of AI.” The real fight is cram school vs. school-pace learning. Here is what the Chinese thread argued — and a direct ask for non-Chinese readers.
